Hawks trade another second-round pick

The Hawks made another trade with a second-round pick before the NBA draft when they dealt the No. 41 overall pick to the Warriors for a 2024 second-round pick and cash considerations. The deal was in the works Wednesday night and announced by the Hawks Thursday afternoon.

The Hawks earlier traded the No. 44 pick to the Heat for a 2024 conditional second-round pick and cash considerations.

The moves give the Hawks four selections in Thursday’s draft with first-round picks Nos. 8, 10 and 17 and second-round pick No. 35. The remaining second-round pick remains in play to be traded.

The cash from the two trades of the second-round picks will net the Hawks $3.2 million.

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